[mountainlion]

The Internet is causing more tornadoes, well at least more people are hearing about them so it seems like there are more.

[Sacajaweau]

I always used a World Almanac for a reference every time my sons moved. It was mom's hurricane/disaster warning system etc

Wasn't happy when one moved to Japan for a couple of years....Earthquake was served almost everyday with breakfast!!

Too bad my daughter didn't search hurricane weather when they booked their honeymoon on a Caribbean Island. And it was a big one.

[Strategerist]

We’ve had only half the normal number of tornadoes so far this year.

However, throughout this week there could be a number of significant tornado outbreaks, starting with today in KS/NE, so the gap below normal will probably shrink quite a bit before the month ends.

[hinckley buzzard]

The Internet is a source of error and manipulation as well as fact. This is why it is crucial that Conservatives adopt a healthy, informed skepticism about the real world.

Anti-intellectualism, knee-jerk negativity and credulous swallowing of bogus conspiracy theories are not skepticism, do severe harm, and should be attacked whenever they present themselves.

[jayrunner]

No, the internet isn’t causing more storms, it’s beause we landed men on the Moon. At least, that’s what my grandmother says.